Airport Security Peptide

[AndyPanda]

Someone previously mentioned that you shouldn’t use ice packs when traveling. I looked it up and apparently they contain ammonium nitrate and the dogs sniff that out as it’s an active ingredient in things that go boomb. There is so much to learn from the people here.

 

[codered]

I only travel in Europe but I travel a lot. If possible I bring a lyophilized vial and no one cares. If reconstituted I put in an Eli Lilly Pen in a case and no one even verifies.

I already travelled with 300 mg of lyophilized Tirz and no one cared.

I even bring the BAC water and put it in the tray to show liquids and avoid getting a bag control.

 

[YoYoFat]

I usually plan it pretty well that the case is empty coming back so it's never been an issue for me.

Yeah, there may be like a dose left, but I plan appropriately so that what I toss doesn’t feel like a loss.

 

[YoYoFat]

Someone previously mentioned that you shouldn’t use ice packs when traveling. I looked it up and apparently they contain ammonium nitrate and the dogs sniff that out as it’s an active ingredient in things that go boomb. There is so much to learn from the people here.

Never heard of this. I’ve traveled with an ice pack so many times, as does everyone who travels with Rx meds that need refrigeration, not to mention women who are pumping and keeping milk.

 

[zpped]

Someone previously mentioned that you shouldn’t use ice packs when traveling. I looked it up and apparently they contain ammonium nitrate and the dogs sniff that out as it’s an active ingredient in things that go boomb. There is so much to learn from the people here.

I don't know about that, but there are ice packs that are specifically TSA approved.

Also, adding my support for everyone else's general statement. TSA doesn't give a flying fuck about our peptides or small amounts of aas. Sometimes they open my insulin cooler to inspect the ice pack.

Traveling to other countries requires research and planning. I go to Mexico a lot. They definitely don't care about any of it. I also spent a month hopping around south east asia. A lot of them inspected the insulin cooler (taiwan thought it was an epi pen and called the airline to inform them I was traveling with an epi pen lol) Japan was the place I was most unsure about because they are very string about syringes. I used a refillable pens with needle caps and was never questioned about it.

I wouldn't try to bring any anabolics back. But I'm comfortable bringing a small amount of peptides back into the US with me.

 

[AndyPanda]

Update… I took a chance and flew into Milan from Dulles yesterday. I didn’t have any issues with a vial of lyopholized Tirzepatide, BAC, Testosterone Enanthate and 6 syringes. It was in my checked baggage.